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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1946
Page
4
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Washington officials report food distribution returning to normal as a two day rail strike ends. Agriculture experts say the quick end prevented mass spoilage of about 45 000 tons of food stranded on the rail network. Retail shelves will show near normal supplies of meat may be scarce for a week or two due to prior rail restrictions on livestock movement.
The Superior Court of California Alameda County notices creditors and all persons with claims against Christina Skinner, deceased, to file within six months with vouchers. Executor Freeman Foley of Hayward California designates his office at 967 B 205 as the place for presenting claims and vouchers. First published May 13, 1946.
William G Lambright of Hayward Alameda County California owner of one half interest in Lambright Cafeteria and Grocery at 2204 A Street Hayward intends to sell the half interest including merchandise stock and goodwill. Purchase price to be paid at 10 00 A M Saturday June 1 194? at 2204 A Street Hayward California. lambright.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Joseph Medill Patterson founder and publisher of the New York Daily News and head of the Daily News Syndicate. He died yesterday at age 74 after a liver ailment. Burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mary King Patterson, whom he married in 1938, a daughter My Mary Guggenheim, a son James Patterson, and several other daughters including Mrs Donal Baker and Mrs Josephine Patterson Reeve. Patterson was a leading figure in American journalism and tourism, part of the publishing trio with cousin R R McCormick and Cissy Patterson.
SAN PRANGISCO WA On drafts on sugar ration bank four counts in the Pacific Coast region were reported by the regional Office of Price Administration. The nation’s 20,000,000 people have a missing sugar supply, with Southern California worst off the coast. The overdraft ratio rose to 105 against an average of 7.5.
San Francisco reports E ory Davis, a civilian aircrew member, jailed for 30 days and fined $500 for stealing aboard an army plane to visit his wife in Alameda. Davis, son of a wealthy New York financier, appeared in court after neighbors reported a quarrel as the incident unfolded.
VALENTINE widow of Rudolph Wal fing, once a 2: field Follies beauty, did not appear in Los Angeles court today on a drunkenness charge and was ordered to post a $50 bond.
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